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Raku Urn 757
Raku Urn 757
Raku Urn 757
Raku Urn 757
ONE OF A KIND

Raku Urn 757

Ceramic Vase (ID: A167527)
Designed by Ron Mello
$398
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A distinctive, Raku-fired stoneware vessel, this work of art features a saggar-fired finial. Not watertight; display only. Subtle color and altered surface make this piece unique.
  • Not watertight
  • Matte finish
  • Ceramic: fired at cone 05
  • One-of-a-kind piece
  • Signed by the artist
  • Materials: Ceramic, Stoneware
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Ron Mello

Ron Mello

Ron Mello Studio
"My current work represents a synthesis of 30 years' experience in painting, sculpture, and ceramics. Traditional artistic concepts, ancient forms, and primitive ceramic techniques have inspired this work."

Influenced by Japanese and Native American ceramics, Ron Mello brings together clay, found objects, and other materials for a personal aesthetic statement. His feelings about primitive techniques express the Zen ideal of surrendering oneself to the process and proclaim his reverence for nature and the basic elements of earth, air, fire, and water. While his artistic roots are firmly planted in tradition, he still faces the challenges posed by materials and the possibility of chance effects.